God is not very busy on the moon - Page 3

Environment Man · 03-30-2008, 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Dawnling

or Mars, or Pluto.
The Weather does not give a fig about religion, nor do earthquakes.
God seems to only hover only a few feet off planet Earth.

You sound like the sick scientists who seek 'life-by'chance' on other planets and moons. If God did not create it, it is not in existence.

Now you pagans are taking your filthy beliefs to other planets. Disgusting.

Environment Man · 03-30-2008, 08:04 AM

God designed the Moon to complement Earth. From the tides to a night light for his children, the Moon is a clear testament to the existence of God.

Ouroboros · 03-30-2008, 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Environment Man

God designed the Moon to complement Earth. From the tides to a night light for his children, the Moon is a clear testament to the existence of God.

With logic such as your's, it's a wonder you don't forget to breathe sometimes.

LeisureChrist · 03-30-2008, 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Environment Man

If God did not create it, it is not in existence.

Paganism exists. Agnosticism exists. Atheism exists. Satanism exists.

Prostitution exists. Drugs exist. Rape exists. Murder exists. Child molestation exists.

ANDREA YATES EXISTS!

Truly, God's will is wondrous.

Ouroboros · 03-30-2008, 08:23 AM

Kudos to Kana.

YouTube - The Atheist Delusion

Duvidoo · 03-30-2008, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by The_Heretic

No, see those other astral bodies are run by other gods, and the one adminstering over the moon is a lazy assed fucker.

Since the Moon is Earth's satellite one might presume that both would be under the jurisdiction of the same deity. Meanwhile I thought Pluto had lost its planetary status ... or was that (ahem) Uranus?

Ouroboros · 03-30-2008, 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Duvidoo

Since the Moon is Earth's satellite one might presume that both would be under the jurisdiction of the same deity. Meanwhile I thought Pluto had lost its planetary status ... or was that (ahem) Uranus?

...and just then, Antboy got dissed.

The_Heretic · 03-30-2008, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Dawnling

I don't find Hinduism to be worth the effort.

The thoughts of men who thought that earth is flat,
burned the wife - alive - when the husband died
and believed that all abused people deserve it
simply
do not compare with looking through the Hubble,
examining the strata in the Grand Canyon and researching the brain.

Every region has their downside. But on the whole the eastern religions tend to be more mature than the western [Islam included as a western religion].

The_Heretic · 03-30-2008, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Duvidoo

Since the Moon is Earth's satellite one might presume that both would be under the jurisdiction of the same deity. Meanwhile I thought Pluto had lost its planetary status ... or was that (ahem) Uranus?

Pluto is a Kiper Belt object [this dwarf planet designation is stupid and it's clearly not a planet otherwise].

But I think the moon would be more like what India was to England, a place that's bound to get its own sovereignty.

Dawnling · 03-30-2008, 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Ouroboros

Ultimately, the purpose of Hinduism is to show that multiplicity is an illusion. All that wife burning shit is for the ignorant masses.

The purpose of hinduism is to explain what they don't understand.

Biggest hurdle: all cultures are fiction and people have a REALLY
hard time forming thoughts out side of the boundaries taught by culture.

Hinudism allows rich people to sleep well at night and not be bothered by suffering...
and, yes, they burned wives - alive - when the husband died.

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